 2020 State of Origin - Game Two: Contains Spoilers The crucial second game of the Australian State of Origin 2020 series from the ANZ Stadium in Sydney was a mouth-watering prospect as the cream of the Aussie game met to do battle for the pride of their birthplace.
A week ago, Queensland came from behind to beat New South Wales in an enthralling game at the Adelaide Oval. After trailing 10-0 at the interval they recorded an 18-14 win to put them in pole position to overcome two years of heartache to win the three-match series.
NSW made five changes with Walker in for Keary, and Hass in for the injured Cordner. Brown, Finucane and Yeo were on the bench and Crichton was in the starting line-up with Paulo on the bench. QLD had Holmes at full-back for the injured Brimson, Lui for Welch, and Su'A was promoted from the bench in place of Hess. Fotuaika was called into the seventeen.
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2020 State of Origin - Game Two: Contains Spoilers The crucial second game of the Australian State of Origin 2020 series from the ANZ Stadium in Sydney was a mouth-watering prospect as the cream of the Aussie game met to do battle for the pride of their birthplace.
A week ago, Queensland came from behind to beat New South Wales in an enthralling game at the Adelaide Oval. After trailing 10-0 at the interval they recorded an 18-14 win to put them in pole position to overcome two years of heartache to win the three-match series.
NSW made five changes with Walker in for Keary, and Hass in for the injured Cordner. Brown, Finucane and Yeo were on the bench and Crichton was in the starting line-up with Paulo on the bench. QLD had Holmes at full-back for the injured Brimson, Lui for Welch, and Su'A was promoted from the bench in place of Hess. Fotuaika was called into the seventeen.
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